hello guys, im developing the logo of my design studio, so i want some advices and critiques... ok? thanks in advance
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hello guys, im developing the logo of my design studio, so i want some advices and critiques... ok? thanks in advance
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I found this so hard to read that I started feeling anxious. Does “deveras” mean anything along the lines of Spanish “de veras” or Italian “davvero”? Because your text does not communicate the sense of affirmation, confidence, or surprise that these phrases mean in the languages I mention. Of course, I am ignorant of Portuguese, so I would like to understand the meaning of the word before responding further.
I like it. I think it would stand out from the crowd in a bunch of logos for graphic design studios. I think you need to open up the apertures on the Es, R and S though to make it more readable. I don’t think it would be legible at small sizes in it’s current form.
Nice work. Did you create this from the beginning?
Ross
hello guys ! thanks for the opinions and tips... yes, this lettering isnt so easy to read...it was my goal (hehhe).... and i thinks the problems you mentioned are real...
DEVERAS is an oldfashioned word that means “real, true, that´s it”.... something like: “he DOES like the ramones...” or “...i liked this band from its VERY beginning...” its an affirmation...did you get that ?
im so busy, so i will post the logo updated with the considerations you made here! thanks
rlynch: i created it from the beginning...thanks for the nice words
sorry bout the bad english...im still learning to write ! lol
diogo (hugs from brasil)
this is really difficult to read ... especially at smaller sizes.
what sort of design services do you offer?
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Paul Ducco
Logo Design
The changes you made really don’t help. Perhaps it’s a matter of personal preference, but I don’t like it. Imagine if an engine block, a library and Ms. Pac Man had a baby: this would be the type that you could use for the baby’s name. And as Paul just said, it’s still hard to read.
I suggest you go back to the drawing board on this one.
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Nick Hladek
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